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Reddit mentions of Segal S 4763 Fixed Adjustable Child Safety Window Guard Prevents Accidental Falls, Tamper Resistant Screws Included, Non-Egress, 21-1/4"H x 23-1/2"-38"W, Black
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- INCLUDES – (1) Fully adjustable (prior to fastening) 23-1/2” – 40” x 21-3/8” black steel fixed window guard; complete with one-way installation screws. Fabricated of .048 thick, plain carbon steel square tubing with 3-7/8” bar spacing.
- PREVENT ACCIDENTAL FALLS – This steel fixed window guard can be used to prevent children and others from accidental falls through open windows. It does not meet egress, and should not be used in bedrooms or sleeping areas where no other emergency exit window is accessible.
- ADDITIONAL CHILD SAFETY MEASURES – This 4-bar fixed window guard prevent falls from high-rise buildings, apartments or two-story homes. It provides additional child safety measures so you can rest easy.
- ADJUSTABLE WIDTH – Use this window guard on a variety of window sizes – the width adjusts for 23-1/2” to 40” wide windows and has a fixed height of 21-3/8”.
- NON-EGRESS – This is a non-egress fixed window guard, meaning that once it’s been installed it cannot be easily removed in the event of emergency. For windows requiring emergency access capabilities, please use appropriate hinged version of these window guards, like Prime-Line’s model number S 4779.
- For all dimensional information please refer to the line art and compare to your needs before purchasing
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| Color | Black |
| Height | 0.75 Inches |
| Length | 22 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 21 in. |
| Width | 21 Inches |
If the ceiling is dry and firm (not wet, no soft spots), you should be able to just put up new drywall right over it, then paint it. There are lots of videos on youtube. If the ceiling is wet you need to rip it out and stop the leaks from the roof, then put up new drywall and paint.
If the walls are wet all the time, you need to figure out how to fix that. If they put masonry waterproofing on the outside, you could try to put more of that on the outside. You can also look for any cracks that might let water in and try to seal them up, or look for roof leaks. And look for where the water goes when it rains - you want the water to go away from the house, so you might need to work on drainage or other issues. If it is just condensation, you can run an air conditioner or dehumidifer to help with that.
You need to train your dog so she isn't freaking out when you aren't around. Look up "separation anxiety" for tips. Otherwise, put some bars over the inside of the the window so she can't break it.
For the walls, once you figure out the moisture issues you can decide what to do. You might just be able to put a nice bright white paint over the existing surface. Adding some baseboard might dress it up a little bit.
Also, put a nice light fixture in the ceiling and some bright light bulbs in it with a dimmer switch. That will help a lot. You can also get some floor or table lamps for softer light.
Good luck and have fun!